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Thanks all

Thanks for all the input. I've decided not to bother spending my time or my brother's money chasing repairs, there are to many unknowns and no guarantee of a good outcome. Besides as I recall I never was very impressed with the MCS, my old Kenwood and Sony recievers at the time sounded much nicer. I'll build a chip amp out of the parts instead.

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  • Thanks all - PJN 05:24:46 07/11/08 (1)
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